Senior Compliance Investigator

The Senior Compliance Investigator: Serves as the Regional Coordinator for operational planning and execution. Exercises oversight and direction over regional compliance programs, ensuring the effective implementation of national policies and standardization initiatives. Develops and directs Multiagency Strike Force Operations (MASFO) within the regional area of responsibility. Coordinates with Federal, state, and local partners to identify, plan, and execute high-impact enforcement operations, maximizing the utilization of assets and cross-functional cooperation. Plans and executes comprehensive training programs for regional investigators to ensure technical proficiency and operational consistency. Serves as a liaison and provides direct training support to the National Training and Qualification Branch (NTQB) in Oklahoma City, ensuring field-level needs are integrated into national curriculum development. Facilitates internal, and external meetings, ensuring clear communication of regional priorities, trends, and operational goals. Assists with report processing, quality control, and the dissemination of lessons learned to ensure regional and national alignment. Plans and executes System Integrity Safety endeavors, leveraging data-driven approaches to identify and mitigate high-risk transportation trends. Utilizes Hazardous Materials Safety data systems to perform trend analysis and develops systematic approaches to address emerging safety challenges. Participates in the development of national program policy and initiatives. Advises the Region Director on the operational impact of policies, identifies performance gaps, and recommends modifications to regional or national procedures. Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with alliance partners, including other Federal, State, and local agencies and industry trade associations. Serves as a primary point of contact for complex compliance issues, advising management on priorities and resource allocation. The ideal candidate for this position will have a mastery of broad and complex transportation principles and PHMSA's compliance and enforcement programs. Extensive technical knowledge in all regulated areas, including scientific principles, test and measurement techniques, and the potential risks involved in transporting hazardous materials. Expert knowledge of transportation concepts, principles, and methodologies to serve as a primary advisor to the Director and management team. Demonstrated mastery in leading and managing complex operational activities, including the ability to plan, organize, and conduct inspections and training. Exceptional skill in communicating effectively, orally and in writing, with high-level audiences.